Yes - it's something you are doing. In DW4 (not DMX2004) if you
(inadvertantly) create ONE root relative link in the TEMPLATE page, all
links on all child pages will become ROOT RELATIVE.
The solution is a) to be very careful about using ROOT RELATIVE links (ever)
in Template pages, and b) to
get and install this extension:
relativity from Jason Delgarno
http://e7x.com/dw/
It has a dialog box and help files and it will change a single page, folder,
or sitewide from one method to the other.
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"web1234" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote
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I made changes to my template (as you do) but this time it updated all
links to
site root instead of document. I am using DW4. Why does it do that? Can
you set
'relative to' document instead of site root?
This has happened many times before and is a pain. Is it something I am
doing,
without realising? |